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Adaptation is About Subtraction: James Vanderbilt on “Nuremberg”

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NBC Mockumentary Sitcom “Stumble” is a Flipping Good Time

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Female Filmmakers in Focus: Sepideh Farsi on “Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk”

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Flying with Her Angels: Diane Ladd (1935-2025)

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Two Thumbs Up to Siskel & Ebert’s 50th Anniversary: “Eve’s Bayou” Kicks Off Film Series

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Short Films in Focus: 24 Hours After Reading Tuesdays With Morrie (with Scott Tinkham)

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A Preview of the 2025 Black Harvest Film Festival

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A Preview of the 2025 Black Harvest Film Festival

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“Pokemon: Legends Z-A” is Several Steps Forward, Several Steps Back

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The Unloved, Part 143: Red Sonja

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MGM+’s “Robin Hood” Dazzles With Its Craft, Yet Lacks the Allure to Justify Its Creation

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The Most Movie Moment: Aiyana-Lee on Getting a Surprise DM from Spike Lee and Filming Her First-Ever Movie Scene with Denzel Washington

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Criterion Mobile Closet Steered Through Chicago International Film Festival Amid An Intense Political Weekend

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HBO’s Zennial Comedy “I Love LA” Lets Rachel Sennott Navigate Life, Love, and Influence

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“The Witcher” Changes Its Face and Loses Some Of Its Magic in Season 4

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“The Witcher” Changes Its Face and Loses Some Of Its Magic in Season 4

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Home Entertainment Guide October 2025: “F1,” “Eddington,” “Weapons”

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Apple TV Sends Ruth Wilson and Emma Thompson “Down Cemetery Road” in Stylish Fashion

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The Real Monsters: How True Crime Has Shaped the Horror TV Genre

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“Silent Hill f” Sends Gamers to a New Destination in a Terrifying Universe

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